Fully bonded??

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- 01/25/2014 at 1:11 AM
  Maddy B
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  How can I tell when my buns are fully bonded?
  
  I want to make sure they are before leaving them together alone or at night.
  
  They have established dominance, and my boy has stopped humping as much. Even when he does mount her, she never becomes aggressive. I have seen her whip around as if saying “hey! cut that out!” but she hasn’t ever bitten.
  
  They groom each other
  
  They sleep together and cuddle
  
  they use each other’s litterbox and water bottle.
  
  To me, they seem fully bonded and I would like to go ahead and combine their cages so that they don’t miss each other at night. I just want to get a second opinion before I take that step since I’ve never bonded buns before! (Of course, I will watch them for a while after i shut the latch, but still)
  
  Thank you!
- 01/25/2014 at 1:29 AM
  MoveDiagonally
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  I would deep clean the area you want them to be permanently. Set up their joint habitat and supervise them.When/if don’t fight for 24-48 hours then they should be alright to leave alone. This is usually the recommended way to finish up bonding.
- 01/25/2014 at 11:16 AM
  Maddy B
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  Thank you! Ive seen a lot about bonding but very little about finishing it much appreciated.
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